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... henceforth Jove the Thunderer, but as Vulcan the Forger. The Wild West (at Karl’s Court, B.W.) —At present don't know much about Buffalo Bill,” but one thing certain, that the Buffalo Bill-poster doing his work ...
... half-past ten o’clock yesterday morning, is due ot Gravesend at four o'clock this afternoon. This ship earries Buffalo Bill and the Wild West, together with the art collection, avd many other valuabie exhibits for the American kxhibitioa, which opens on ...
... the handsome sword which the officer* of the United States Army had to Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) before his departure for this country. Mr. Gladstone was much impressed Buffalo Bill's msuly bearing, hi. splendid physique, aiid the shrewd ...
... Wid West ). MERICAN EXHIBITION. UFFALO BILL'S “WILD WEST ” EXHIBITION TWICE DAILY, at 3 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Ouo Shilling Tickets and Season Tickets admit to the whole Exhibition, including the * WILD WEST.” ...
... Nebraska, Atlantic lineris due, if she has not already arrived, in the London docks, with Buffalo Bill, the American entertainer,and the accessories of his Wild West show. Lord Lathom, who is at the head the Olympia establishment at Kensington, is evincing ...
... Ist and 2nd June, at which the Government buyers will attend. A provisional agrrcm-nt for the far famed •‘Wild West Show,” also known “Buffalo Bill,” for six months, from the beginning of June. The Company has entered into several important contracts, all ...
... handsome sword which officers of the United States Army bad presented Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) before his departure for this country. Ur. Gladstone was much impressed Buffalo Bill’s manly bearing, his splendid physique, and the shrewd ...
... directions. Among the attractive signs of coming entertaiiim-ut have this week been the large coloured pictures of Buffalo Bill and the Wild West, so ...
... Illomninations in Gardens by James Pain and Sons, London and New York. A mERICAN EXHIBITION. rL ?? -UFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST. Rain or Shine. (Colonel W. F. Cody.) f Gresadier Guards' Band Twice Daily (Conductor, Mr. Dan Godfrey). Grand Stand for 20,000 pcople ...
... SUMMARY OF NEWS The Shettield Celegraph SDAY, APRIL 14. 1887. sag prize fight is reported from Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show has arrived ondon. liscovered as the resi _More worthless sword-bayonets have been Portsmouth. ult of an experiment at Mr. Torrance ...
... Then came the boded tongue of the Boa brachicheros, the wild buffalo. Another dish was boiled buffalo ribs. This latter had been cooked with the ndika, a kind of paste made from the seed of the wild mango fruit. Then came a dish of smoked mongon (otter); ...
... COURT, WEST KENSINGTON, WEST BROMPTON. BtfPFALO BILL’S WILD WEST. The following cable despatch was received on March Major John M. Burke, General Manager of BniTalo Bill’s Wild ...